Monday-Saturday 9am – 5pm
Sunday 12pm – 5pm
Closed Christmas Day
December 9, 2024 – January 1, 2025
Christmas At Boone Hall Plantation
Event Details
Tours of the plantation home during the Christmas holidays are included with regular paid admission to Boone Hall Plantation. There is no additional charge to tour the mansion beautifully decorated for the Christmas holidays. See more details at the bottom of photos below.
In today’s world, the way Christmas is celebrated has taken on many different approaches and some of the tradition has been put aside. At Boone Hall though, we are proud to present “A Traditional Christmas” the classic way it has been celebrated for many generations at Boone Hall Plantation.
The sun glistens through Spanish Moss which drapes a ¾ mile corridor of 276 year old giant oak trees…a visual wonder that truly takes your breath away and confirms that God is alive and well at work. The Avenue of Oaks is one of nature’s greatest spectacles…and THIS is Boone Hall Plantation.
And as the Christmas holidays roll through these giant oaks, Boone Hall comes alive with festivities, decorations, and good ole southern holiday hospitality, that is only befitting America’s Most Photographed plantation. This time of year re-emphasizes how Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens is truly “Unlike Any Other” as one of the leading tourist attractions in the Charleston, S.C. Lowcountry.
The plantation mansion and grounds are decorated with beautiful Christmas decorations of every kind. But there’s something special about this plantation home’s holiday attire. Yes…there’s plenty of beautiful Christmas trees in every room of the plantation’s main floor…adorned with a variety of Christmas ornaments and decorations. But if you look closely, you will see some things that are very unique about the decorations that are distributed all around.
For example, there’s a variety of very creative ornaments on one tree that are made with local sweetgrass. On another tree there’s decorations made with cotton and berries grown right on the plantation. There are wreaths made from magnolia tree leaves also grown on these historical grounds. The front entrance is decorated with arrangements that are filled with live fruit in them. There’s no plastic decorations on this plantation, and of course, all the trees are live, and the fresh smells generated by them, fill the entire house. It’s traditional Christmas holiday decorating at its finest.